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jump out of

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jump out of something
to leap from something. A mouse jumped out of the cupboard and scared me. I jumped out of bed and ran to answer the telephone.
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With ground training typically lasting about 30 minutes, you will then jump out of an airplane while strapped to the chest of a professional Tandem Instructor.
 
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